Nationality: American
Date of birth: May 21st, 1994
Hometown: Grand Junction, Colorado
Hobbies: Weight Training, Running, Cycling, Climbing, Hiking, Reading, Music, Fishing, Camping

Sabré Cook is a successful female racing driver with nearly fifteen years of experience in karting, formula cars and sports cars. Hailing from Grand Junction, Colorado, Cook began driving at the young age of eight, and as her passion grew, she started racing competitively at the age of ten. Sabré is a voracious competitor whose career highlights include:

• 8x Colorado State Champion
• 3x TAG USA World Champion
• 2012 Superkarts! USA (SKUSA) S2 National Champion
• Women in Sports Foundation Project Podium Grant Recipient
• 2014 MAXSpeed and Mazda Road to Indy Scholarship Winner
• 2015 Challenge of the Americas DD2 International Champion
• Member of Team USA for the 2015 Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals
• First female to Qualify for a KZ World Championship Main Event
• Third place in the 2015 US Open Shifter Elite National Championship
• 2016 US Open Shifter Elite National Champion
• Team USA Selectee and invited to final six in selection process
• Infiniti Engineering Academy 2018 USA winner
• 1 of 18 Women selected to Compete in the first ever W Series (F3) in 2019
• W Series Striving Forward Award for Most Passes during the 2019 Season
• Only American to Qualify for the W Series 2020 Grid

Sabré is regularly seen in the gym preparing for the next on track challenge. In 2017, Cook completed her Mechanical Engineering undergraduate program at the Colorado School of Mines where she received her Bachelor’s degree. Other areas of Sabré’s involvement include Society of Automotive Engineers, FSAE student competition, Alpha Phi-Iota Zeta International Fraternity, Society of Women Engineers, and American Society of Mechanical Engineering.

2020 will be a very busy year for Sabré. After winning the Infiniti Engineering Academy program for the United States in 2018 and living and working in Europe in 2019, Cook worked with the Renault Formula One organization. To make a busy year busier, Sabré progressed through the W Series evaluation process and was awarded one of 18 positions in the all female series where she finished twelfth in the championship. Courtesy of her final points tally, Cook was awarded a seat in the 2020 W Series. Sabré will continue her engineering work this year, but also compete in the 2020 W Series as well as the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires with Team Benik. Set to live in Colorado and jet set her way around the world, Cook will be the only driver to compete in both series and is currently the only female driver in Indy Pro 2000.

When Sabré is not racing or studying she enjoys training in the gym, running, cycling, climbing and hiking as well as relaxing with painting, drawing, reading, music, fishing, and camping.

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